There’s just something special for me about playing a “two-box” strike team. Sure, intricately piecing together a team with units from many different boxes is a lot of fun, but there’s a certain simplistic joy that comes from plopping two squads on the table that are straight out of the
Some things in this world are simply more important than Legion, which is precisely why this article will commence with an honorary induction into Florida Man legend. Word on the street is, “Only Florida Men can tame the sacred beast.” Well, I can assure you this weekend proved that rumor
Crucible QuestCon is a miniatures gaming tournament in the theme park heart of Orlando, Florida, where attendees can (and did!) take a break from minis gaming to, among other things, take a pilgrimage to Galaxy’s Edge. All hail the benevelont Mouse! Fan art by Picknikker Anyway, the tournament had 43
Curious about what went down at one of the East Coast’s premiere Legion events? Look no further! Ah NOVA. The last time I was there was in 2019, back then I was thoroughly convinced I wasn’t gonna play Legion because you know…painting. So, I charged forward ready to go with
If you’re an amazing Shatterpoint player winning every game 2-0, you’ll never have to worry about picking a layout. However, when you do need to eventually pick the layout, you don’t want to mess up. Since you only get to choose the layout after losing a struggle, losing a struggle
Three is the magic number! Or so they say. So in theory, the third year of running MK:GT a.k.a Milton Keynes Grand Tournament should have been our best yet. SPOILER: It actually was. However, it definitely presented one of the biggest challenges so far. By now, we’ve got the hang
Our first Twilight of the Republic previews are hitting the net, and The Fifth Trooper is here to discuss the upcoming set and its mechanics!
If you clicked on this article expecting a carpentry lesson, I apologize. I do not possess the relevant woodworking skills or knowledge to advise on building an actual table. The closest I’ve come is assembling tables from IKEA, which we can all agree isn’t quite the same. Instead, I want
Some players enjoy the core Shatterpoint experience but find the first three missions a little same-y. Some players want to play more narrative formats. Some players want a game mode that accommodates three players at once. If you fall into any, or all, of these categories then I have some
